Dear Hugo,
Unfortunately, the RedcapR::redcap_write_oneshot() function can only import the whole database (and not specific fields), which may be very slow in cases where the database is large.
Here is an alternative solution:
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Unfortunately, the RedcapR::redcap_write_oneshot() function can only import the whole database (and not specific fields), which may be very slow in cases where the database is large.
Here is an alternative solution:
If you go under
then select you will find at the bottom of the page: .
You can then open the "import_records.R" file and adapt it to your database and field names, as such:
library(RCurl)
library(jsonlite)
# Record ID(s)
record_id = 2
# API infos
api_token <- "YOURAPITOKEN"
api_url <- "https://redcapmed.unifr.ch/api/"
# Database of modifications to import in REDCap (field names)
record <- c(
record_id=record_id,
sql_tag=1)
# Convert to JSON
data <- jsonlite::toJSON(list(as.list(record)), auto_unbox=TRUE)
# Import in REDCap
result <- RCurl::postForm(
api_url,
token=api_token,
content='record',
format='json',
type='flat',
data=data
)
Best wishes,
C.
C.